TIM FRIESE-GREENE

'Timothy Alan Friese-Greene' is an English musician and producer. He produced Thomas Dolby's ''The Golden Age of Wireless'' (1982) and Blue Zoo's ''Two By Two'' (1983).
From 1984 to 1991 he was an unofficial member of the band Talk Talk. He produced, co-wrote, and performed on four of Talk Talk's critically-acclaimed albums between 1984 and 1991, including ''It's My Life'', ''The Colour of Spring'', ''Spirit of Eden'' and ''Laughing Stock''. He was only an occasional player on Talk Talk's live tours, and did not wish to appear in the band's promotional photo sessions or music videos.
He had replaced original member Simon Brenner, who was with the band from 1981 to 1983.
He then produced Catherine Wheel's ''Ferment'' (1992), and played keyboards on subsequent releases by the band. He currently releases solo records under the name 'Heligoland'.
He is currently working on a new Heligoland record, aimed for release in 2008.

Contents

Solo discography

Discography with Talk Talk

External link

Solo discography

★ ''Creosote & Tar'' EP (1997)

★ ''Heligoland'' (2000)

★ ''Pitcher, Flask, & Foxy-Moxie'' (2006)

Discography with Talk Talk

★ ''It's My Life'' (1984)

★ ''The Colour of Spring'' (1986)

★ ''Spirit of Eden'' (1988)

★ ''Laughing Stock'' (1991)

External link

★ Official website